Settings: Google

Sometimes, you might reach an API limit when using the following functionality:

To resolve this, you’ll need to define some one-time Google settings.

Visit https://console.developers.google.com/apis/library
On the top right hand corner, click the dropdown and then select Create a project
Enter your web site name, and click Create
Search for the YouTube Data API v3, and click on it in the search results.
Click the Enable button
Search for the Google Maps Geocoding API, and click on it in the search results.
Click the Enable button
Search for the Google Maps JavaScript API, and click on it in the search results.
Click the Enable button
Click on the Credentials tab on the left of the screen
Click on Create credentials > API key
Click on Server key
Set the Name = YouTube, and click Create
Make a note of the API key, and click OK
Click on Create credentials > API key
Click on Server key
Set the Name = Google Maps Geocoding, and click Create
Make a note of the API key, and click OK
Click on Create credentials > API key
Click on Browser key
Set the Name = Google Maps, and click Create
Make a note of the API key, and click OK

Finally, we need to enter these three API keys into Page Generator Pro:

In your WordPress Administration interface, navigate to Page Generator Pro > Settings
Click the Google tab, and enter each API key for the corresponding setting:
Google Maps API: Disable JS Library: If you receive browser console messages similar to “You have included the Google Maps API multiple times on this page. This may cause unexpected errors”, another Plugin or Theme already loads the Google Maps Library. Tick this option to disable this Plugin from loading the Google Maps Library again.
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